The Meeker herald., 1887-09-24
.rocx 4 Asex NEWS.


Al Lloyd, q fos the LO7, will
start for Glss ebout Monday with
y bunch oe blch will include
l. OF. Fismu .yseone and Greg
0gy oeock. -..a--f--r -
Tim Ada| y % Sunday with
about four hundys Aead OF cattle Jim
will winter hIs ck sbovc M-eker.
Other paYties uil)o names VT could
not learn, are Int sted Ia the bunch.
There will b ,owboy Tournay nj
the Denver Expcj hon. and the man
agemrnt have nal the necessary ar
tangemruts for Il Entertainment and
con vcnjrnce of ths. ,S~ioy contestants.
A nuiaber Of pusrk err offered. AMI no
doubt tiis part of Bpoaition Will bc
grand success
Tho tendency dm3x the past two or
three years, amo0g breeders of what Is
termed All-around-3 3sdrs. II Ia pay more
attention 70 Tie 1ailiug Of horses tina,
will answrs al ordinary requirements.
from farm up bA carriage horse. and
among this class Il esee,icrs the English
and French coach I'd carriage horse is
receiving cousldsrtis attention lately.
Tho San Juan Inspector says there
Il In progrcss . declA-d changes In the
public taste aud sisaaiAi for b-cf. pork
and mutton. with lsas IN, and more
lean. Il IL not Tho lean taus-,i by poor
or scanty feeding. but that kind Of
meat which II produce,l BY brecsiin.
the choicest ciaa u animlls. IN the Ill.
rsc,loa Of mast,eised meat hnrly
streskcd with alternate fls and lean.
Howard Rsa srrised Tuesday from
Denver tn look over the white River
Land. lave Seock 4 Irrigation com
panys stock and range. Nr. liea was
well salist,~si with ~ condition IL the
stock and summer ssnsc. bot WAS dis
appointed In the wislsr ras.-. which.
after hearing - many favorable re-
ports coacesuing The kamc. fell far i--
low his expectasinns. Mr.. he, will re-
turn to Dcnvss In the sarly pst Of next
UuoA.
TSs ssA ssss,s sntr sss=ws NAM
o. ~ sercst cNn~r3 ;; around tho l'ar'
Ia . saloon how'll q aboat oppression
e;c.. but aos~ TO NJ 4 quietly Ia hrlI
himself out of u l'ole by devisins
practical ways an means To improve
his condition. and ~ puts his plan Ia
operation. The 9th, fellow. who hasn'' I
10, ANYTHING To op$ $s,s on but his ja~,
always has = plan fle get something for
nothing. Il will bs ssn. when his plan
il figured out--llalee Journal.
In certain ssctians Of the Northwest
the raising Of buRaiocs has become q
regular business. Parties In Manitoba
have been engaged In proiucin. full
bloods and crosscs during the pas; three
or four years., and report has II tia, the
new venture gives promise Of being
rminently succcsstul. It seems that
tho wild buffalo "a easily domcsiica,s'i,
and u has l,een found that the crosses
make very valuable cattle; as they are
very hsrsiy and ,tgoeous In constitution,
they srs rasiiy kept. An establishment
has recently becn started In Kansas foI
raising buffalo.
Colonel W. II. Cooke Of the White
River Land & Cattle company. started
for fsawiins In the early part OF the
week with tho largest beef drive that
has ever been taken OH, Of the White
River country. There were aiou, nine
hundred head In ti~ bunch. the larger
part Of which the company will market,
and the balance thsy will winter nj theiI
feeding yards vt Aida, Neb.. where
they have recently purchased farm
with all tho improvements necessary u
successfully carry on the business In
hand. Mr.. A. i. Iiankcy. manager OF
Tire company. In now at Ada, making
preparations for the cattle on the way
out.
Rube Oldland and ra,sey II.ffror
have beep dino tosvther OF late and
each accuses the oti,er Of excessive fast
riding. Rube says he had to ride fast
In order N keep up with Paiscy. B,
the way. Rul,c. what has became Of thai
famous bull calf that you bought about
this time two yea,J ago. and wliict
created such furoro Of excitement
among admirers Of blooded stock OF
White river at the time. Has lie pan
ned out In accordance with the pronis
Ing future mapped out for him then b,
The HERALDp II you have not In an,
way interfered with his natural develop
ment he ought TO he quite lusty "crlt
ter by this time.
4 rraoAaiens 1ioissg Scheme.
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